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Community Calendar


The Alva Review-Courier / Newsgramis published Wednesday byMartin Broadcasting Corp.

620 Choctaw St.Alva, Oklahoma 73717

Lynn L. Martin, PresidentTelephone Numbers:

Alva Review-Courier 580-327-2200Newsgram 580-327-1510

FAX 580-327-2454www.alvareviewcourier.com

E-Mail: [email protected] Contents Copyright 2011

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Wednesday9 a.m. The Woods County Senior

Citizens Center, 625 Barnes, Alva, is open for games and other activities. Ex-ercise is scheduled each day at 11 a.m. Transportation provided upon request.

Noon Alva Kiwanis Club meets at Champs Restaurant.

2-5 p.m. The Cherokee Strip Mu-seum in Alva is open every day except Monday. For information or arranged tours, call 580-327-2030.

7 p.m. Alva Moose Lodge men’s meeting is held every Wednesday.

Thursday9 a.m. The Woods County Senior

Citizens Center, 625 Barnes, Alva, is open for games and other activities. Ex-ercise is scheduled each day at 11 a.m.

Transportation provided upon request.Noon Alva Rotary Club meets at

Champs Restaurant.2-5 p.m. The Cherokee Strip Mu-

seum in Alva is open every day except Monday. For information or arranged tours, call 580-327-2030.

5:30 p.m. Alva Weight Watchers meet at College Hill Church of Christ.

7-9 p.m. Alumni Art Exhibit will be held at Graceful Arts Center, south side of Alva’s square.

7:30 p.m. Miss Cinderella Talent Show will be held in Herod Hall Audi-torium at Northwestern Oklahoma State University.

8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous will meet at 1027 8th (Wesley House) in Alva every Monday and Thursday.

Friday9 a.m. The Woods County Senior

Citizens Center, 625 Barnes, Alva, is open for games and other activities. Exercise is scheduled each day at 11 a.m. Transportation provided upon request.

2-5 p.m. The Cherokee Strip Museum in Alva is open every day except Monday. For information or arranged tours, call 580-327-2030.

7 p.m. Alumni Art Exhibit will be held at the Graceful Arts Center, south side of Alva’s square.

7:30 p.m. Alva High School will play football at Hennessey.

8 p.m. Miss Cinderella Pageant will be held in Herod Hall Auditorium, NWOSU campus, Alva.

Helena’s Annual Oktoberfest Sat-urday will feature a 10 a.m. parade fol-lowed by a carnival-like atmosphere with games and food vendors on Main Street. To participate, call Beverly Wallace at 852-3359.

A German stew lunch will be served at 11 a.m. with dessert and drink included.

Entries in the annual pie and cake contest will be accepted between 8 and 9 a.m. at the museum. The grand prize winner will receive a gift certificate for Garden Gate Gifts.

Activities will be coordinated by the

Helena Chamber of Commerce, Timber-lake School, churches and the Helena Historical Society.

The annual meeting of the Histori-cal Society begins at noon with the pie

and cake auction at the conclusion of the meeting. The museum will be open to the public from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. For information, call Leon or Robert Davis at 852-3819.

Helena Oktoberfest plansparade, food, games, fun

The name of the groom was misspelled in the announcement of the engagement of Melissa Kay McCarty and Chace Tyler Jewell in the Sept. 21 issue of the Newsgram. Parents of the bride-to-be are Dr. and Mrs. Michael McCarty of

Ardmore and Mr. and Mrs. Jan Jewell of Byron. Grandparents of the bride are Mr. Dow W. McCarty and the late Colleen McCarty of Oklahoma City and Mr. Mickey Cary and the late Wanda Cary of Oklahoma City. We regret these errors.

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By Roger McKenzieDan Pulis of Cargill started off

Monday night’s meeting of the Freedom Board of Education on a bright note with the presentation of a check for $13,000 to the school district for the new greenhouse. Ag teacher Bryan Weber applied for the grant and was all smiles when he accepted the check on behalf of Freedom Public School.

A happy, but sad occasion took

place prior to the meeting when citizens gathered in the school cafeteria for a retirement party for third grade teacher Luann Boham and encumbrance/payroll/board secretary Mardonna Brady. A large crowd gathered to wish both well and remember their contributions to the school system.

Once the school board meeting got underway, the board members received the good news that the school district is

in good financial shape. Superintendent Richard Gleave noted that Buddy Carroll, who performed the district’s 2011-12 Estimate of Needs, felt good enough about it to not stay for its presentation. He did attend the retirement party.

Gleave presented Carroll’s report. It listed a carryover of $626,200.40. Not included in that amount was an additional $150,000 that was also carried over but held in a special account to be used when a settlement is reached with Advanced Academics, the company the district contracted with two years ago when the district was the home school for a number of virtual students.

This year’s estimate of needs totaled $1,672,599.43. That is about $100,000 more than a year ago. Estimate of needs is equivalent to about 90 percent of the district’s estimated revenues, which means revenues are up.

The Building Fund started the year with $74,114.76, about the same as a year ago. The estimate of needs for the Building Fund is $148,138.98, down from about $160,000 last year.

Lower this year by about $9,000 is the estimate of needs for the Child Nutrition Fund. Supt. Gleave said

Freedom ISD accepts $13,000 Cargill check for greenhouse

CARGILL CHECK PRESENTATION -- Cargill’s Dan Pulis presented the Free-dom School Board a check for $13,000 Monday night. The check will be used to build a greenhouse for use by the agriculture students. Ag teacher Bryant Web-ber accepted the check on behalf of the district. Pictured at the presentation are, from the left, FISD board chairman Joe Jessup, board member Donna Hodgson, Supt. Gleave, Weber, Pulis, board member Eric Smith, and board member Jan Eden. Photo by Roger McKenzie

Cindy Reed officially took over for the retired Mardonna Brady as the Free-dom Public School’s encumbrance/payroll clerk at Monday’s night’s school board. Photo by Roger McKenzie

See Freedom Page 26


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Wedding ReceptionCeleste & Willie BensonHonoring

Sun., Oct. 2, 2011 - 2-4pmFirst United Methodist Church

626 College, AlvaFriends & Family Invited

By Mrs. KnedlerEverything’s groovy when you join Travis (Caleb

Baker), Muriel (Addie Allen), and Alice (Molley Vap) on their hip journey to bring together the Music, Beads, and Flowers Celebration.

They call upon the popular singing group, The Lemon Bugs (Garrett Butler, Dawna Morawitz, and Brandon Gos-selin), who love the idea. When the message goes out that the Bugs will donate their talent, crazily-painted busses start arriving at the site of the festival bringing wanna-be hippies (Hana Newman and Victoria Loeser).

Everything is cool until Mrs. Porter (Mia Botta), who hates “The Love Generation” demands that the local sher-iff (Joshua Stewart) shut down the happening. To make matters worse, two music promoters (Lane Newlin and Tiffany Rieger) offer the Lemon Bugs a deal they can’t refuse if they skip the celebration.

The press (Katelyn Garvie) arrives to cover the event. Other exciting members of the group include Hippie Girl with Flute (Taylor Mattson), Beads (Kelli Spade) and Millie (Rocki Long), Tony (Chance Czerniak), Swash-buckler (Tyler Flackman), Misty Dawn (Jessica Ferrell), the owner of the farm (Chris Guffy), and a nurse (Hannah King).

In the end, all comes together, of course, and the Mu-sic, Beads, and Flowers Celebration rocks on with great sixties-style songs. So, hop on a bus and join the celebra-tion.

The play will be presented at 7 p.m. Monday October 3, at the Burlington High School Auditorium. The Junior Class will be hosting a taco pile on at 5:00pm-6:30 pm in the little gym.

Thank You To Alva EMS, Fire & Rescue, & Share

Medical Center. Also special thanks to Teresa,

Pastor John & Family. Everyone responded quickly!

Drake is great now & back at school! Thanks

Drakers, Jen & the rest of the Scribner Family!

Travis (Caleb Baker) receives an un-expected kiss from a Lemon Bug, Iris (Dawna Morawitz). The Burlington Jr/Sr play will be held at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 3rd in the Burlington Auditorium.


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By Lynn L. MartinWe speculated around the office this would happen. A couple

of weeks ago, our Sunday paper carried a front page story about Arden Chaffee being named “Mayor of the Year” by a state organization. Also in the same issue was a story about a “Barroom Brawl.”

In the layout process, the two stories were placed side by side at the top of the page. The Mayor’s story had a slightly bolder and larg-er headline while the Barroom story had a somewhat smaller headline and in italic style.

In general, our layout people are trained to place a photo as a right or left boundary

of a major headline. Or, if that isn’t possible, to place a “box” around the second story or maybe a gray tint-screen underneath the type to clearly separate them.

I personally do not care very much for the tint-screen under-neath the story because it reduces contrast and makes the type harder to read. I have found the older I get and as my eyes dete-riorate, I hate any “artsy” typesetting in ads or news content that makes things harder to read.

A fourth technique to separate stories that abut each other is to choose significantly different headline type styles to clearly separate them. Well, that’s where we failed. The headline differ-ence wasn’t quite dramatic enough.

Marione and I, with the help of two or three employees, han-dle the press work in our pressroom. None of us noticed the po-tential humor in the headlines of this particular issue as it came off the press. However, the next day a reader called and pointed it out and that’s when we laughed and said, “I wouldn’t be sur-prised if this makes Jay Leno or the Oklahoma Press Association Blooper of the Year slide show.”

I forget the name of the famous pundit who said something like, “I’d rather they say something good about me; but if they


Lynn Says

Hoo boy. We make Jay Leno’s headline segment

T hank You Thank you to All who have sent cards,well wishes, thoughts and helped us celebrate our30th! To our special friends David & Sharon, getting us out of town so they could pull it off, we appreciate your friendship over the past two years. For those who helped the kids decorate, you did a wonderful job (Trina Hughbanks & Girls, Randy & Amy Barrett, Jacinda Perot, My Brother Barney & Family, Adopted daughter Kelsey Bailey, and for the audio & music, Adam and Gail Swallow). A special thank you to Alan Wharton for the ride in the limo. We especially want to thank our kids, Justin and Maegan for the surprise party. We couldn’t ask for more wonderful kids than what we have.

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7th Annual Lake AvardFolk Festival

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6:30 am-7:30 am --Complimentary Breakfast for 12:00 pm -Judging of Cook Off Begins. @ SW Barn.Venders & Competitors -Sausage Gravy and Biscuits, Coffee, Ice Tea. 1:15 pm -- Pake McEntire Country Family Show begins-

Stage Area (45 minutes)8:00 am-Competition Cooking for Dutch Ovens and Smoking Categories begins. 2:00 pm -Announcement of Cook Off Winners & Smoked

Meats Winners. Prizes to be given in each category.9:00 am - Kiddie area open.

2:45 pm - Pake McEntire Country Family Show 2"d Set 10:00 am -Arrival of Special Guests: Rick & Larry Begins-Stage Area (45 minutes)Simpson of Skeleton Creek ProductionsNOTE: Once they settle in they will do a 15-20 minute 3:00 pm - Raffel for Afghan Winner Announcement & presentation. Stage Area. Presentation. Presentation of Framed Certificates for

Cook Off Winners and Smoked Meats Winners.10:30 am -Surprise Celebrity Guest/MC arrives by

4:30 pm - Prep for Fish Fry Begins -- Cat Fish, limousine or some sort of transportation. NOTE: Skit by Hushpuppies, Coleslaw, Ice Tea, Water.Celebrity Guest/MC - Stage Area.

6:00 pm -10:00 pm -- Musical Concert by Gary Reed and 11:00 am - Horseshoe Area open for (First Round) team The Flatland Flyer s. @ Dark: Campf ires and playing: 2 teams - First to reach 15 points.marshmallows- maybe SMORES!(Second Round) Individuals: First to reach 15 points. Play

will continue alternating teams & individuals through out day. 11:00 pm CLOSE of Festival.

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In honor of the 60th Anniversary of the Miss Cinderella Talent Show and Pageant at Northwestern Oklahoma State Univer-sity, four former Cinderella winners and a former pageant director are coming back to campus to judge this year’s event.

Judges are: Jane Jayroe, Miss Cinder-ella 1963; Annie (Arganbright) Milleret, Miss Cinderella 1967; Lucia (Miller) O’Connor, Miss Cinderella 1972; Cassie (McEachern) Walden, Miss Cinderella 1999; and Dr. Yvonne Carmichael, direc-tor for 22 years, have committed to judg-ing the Miss Cinderella Talent Show on Thursday, Sept. 29, at 7:30 p.m., and the Pageant on Friday, Sept. 30, at 8 p.m.

Both events will take place in Herod Hall Auditorium.

Jayroe began her pageant journey as Miss Laverne before her Miss Cinderella crowning in 1963. After Northwest-ern’s Pageant, Jayroe was crowned Miss Oklahoma in 1966 and Miss America in

1967. She is married to Gerald Gamble

Previous Miss Cinderellas,past director to judge pageantTalent competition Thursday, Pageant Friday

and has one married son and two grand-children.

Milleret was crowned Miss Cin-derella in 1967. Milleret was Miss Alva in 1967 and at-tended Northwestern for two years before attending Semester at Sea at Chapman College in California.

She was Northwestern’s entry in Top Ten Coed Contest for Glamour Magazine in 1968. After returning to Oklahoma, she graduated from the University of Okla-homa in 1972.

O’Connor gradu-ated from Buffalo High School and held the titles Miss Buf-falo, Miss Wheat-heart of the Nation, Miss Cinderella and Miss Queen of the West before attend-ing Oklahoma State

University. In 1976 she was named Miss Oklahoma and competed in the Miss America Pageant that year.

A few years af-ter being crowned as Miss Cinderella in 1999, Walden was crowned Miss Northwestern 2002 and Ranger Queen 2003. A year later, she graduated from Northwestern with a

Bachelor of Science degree in business administration. Walden resides in Okla-

homa City, with husband Tyler Walden, a 2004 graduate, and daughter, Reese, who’s 1.

Carmichael was involved with Miss Cinderella for 27 years and served as its director for 22 years. She is a retired Northwestern pro-fessor emeritus. She also directed the Miss Northwestern Pag-

eant for 10 years. Carmichael sponsored and co-directed the Aquarina Synchro-nized Swimming Club for 35 years and was a sports coordinator for synchronized swimming in the 1989 Olympic Festival.

Savannah White, Miss Cinderella 2002 and Miss North-western 2005, will perform during the pageant on Friday. Currently, she lives in New York City and is pursuing a career in performing. She has

been in small cabaret shows, studying op-era and currently is writing a two-woman sketch comedy show. White has had the opportunity to model for DEX makeup company, as well as teach classes and just had the pleasure of being a makeup artist for New York’s fashion week. She is the daughter of Mickey and Donna White of Alva.

“The Miss Cinderella pageant is such an amazing part of Alva’s history and has greatly inspired the lives of many girls,” White said.

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DUYANE E. DUNCANDuyane E. Duncan, 78, of Rolla,

Missouri, was born August 11, 1933, at Waynoka, Oklahoma, to Archie and Daisy (Woolley) Duncan. He passed away September 25, 2011, at Rolla, Missouri. Graveside services will be 2 p.m. Thursday, September 29, 2011, at the Memorial Hill Cemetery with Rev-erend David Shaw officiating. Inter-ment is under the direction of Marshall Funeral Home of Alva. He was married to Doris Keenan who lives in Rolla, Missouri.

WILLIAM RUFUS ‘BILL’ GORDON, JR.

Funeral services for William Rufus “Bill” Gordon, Jr. will be 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday, Sep-tember 28, 2011, at the Alva First Bap-tist Church with Dr. Greg Hook and Rev. Larry Downum of-ficiating. Interment will be in the Alva Municipal Cemetery under the direction of Marshall Funeral

Home of Alva.William Rufus “Bill” Gordon, Jr.,

son of the late William Rufus and Vera (Benson) Gordon, was born September 7, 1927, and passed away September 24, 2011, at the age of 84 years and 17 days.

After Bill graduated from Alva High School he enlisted in the United States Navy. After his service, he returned to Alva where he attended Northwest-ern State College. On July 9, 1948, he was united in marriage to Barbara Dee Goucher. He worked in the dry cleaning business for 20 years and the post office

for 25 years. He also farmed during his life.

He was a long time member of the Alva First Baptist Church and joined in the fellowship of Oolagah First Baptist Church when they moved to Oolagah about four years ago. In the 1950’s, Bill and Barbara formed a Rook Club with several other couples. They played Rook monthly for over 40 years in the same group. Many happy memories were made over the years by camping and fishing with family and friends.

Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his son, Roger Gordon, his sister, Vera Mae Morris; three brothers, Don Gordon, James Cattin, and Walter E. Gamble.

Bill is survived by his wife, Bar-bara, of the home; two daughters, Judy Gilliam and husband, Bruce, of Tulsa, and Janet Helvick and husband, Bruce, of Talala; seven grandchildren, Jeremy Gilliam and wife, Sarah, Steven Gil-liam, Bob Parker and wife, Stefanie, Emily Downum and husband, Charles, Laura Kvam and husband, Jeff, Cindy Helvick, and Thomas Helvick; five grandchildren, Kylee Parker, Kael Kvam, and C.J., Carson, and Madelyn Downum; one brother, Paul Gamble and wife, Ellen, of Blackwell; and one sister, Mary Beth Gamble of Haysville, Kansas; other relatives and friends.

Memorial contributions may be made through the funeral home to the First Baptist Church.

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QUINTIN O’NEAL WILLIAMSFuneral services for Quintin

O’Neal Williams will be 3 p.m. Friday, September 30, 2011, at the Alva First

Baptist Church with Dr. Greg Hook officiating. Interment will be in the Alva Municipal Cemetery under the direction of Marshall Funeral Home of Alva.

Quintin O’Neal Williams, son of Tisha Michelle (Murrow) and Jerry Lee “J.J.” Williams, Jr. was born April 26, 2004, and passed away September 26, 2011, at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at the age of 7 years and 5 months.

Quintin was a student at Longfel-low school in Alva. He loved playing football and Wii. He named the don-key on the farm “Kong.” He enjoyed dinosaurs and digging in the dirt.

He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Jeanette Williams.

Quintin is survived by his parents, Tisha and J.J. Williams, two broth-ers, Gavin Dale Williams and Jerry Lee “Trey” Williams, III; his maternal grandparents, Steve and Janett Mur-row of Cherokee, and Jerry and Kay Williams of Alva; his great grandfa-ther, Dale Murrow of Alva; his aunts and uncles, Mark and Chere Williams of Alva, Mike Williams of San Fran-cisco, California, Kristin Sciara of Kiowa, Kansas, Derek and Sarah Mur-row of Hardtner, Kansas, and Mac and DeDee McCurry of Alva; a special family friend, Lance Harzman; many cousins and other relatives and friends.

Contributions may be made through the funeral home to an education fund for his brothers, Gavin and Trey.

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star for the UCO Bronchos in the early 1980s, leading the team to 48 wins in that span. She ranks among the school’s ca-reer leaders in points (10th with 1,004), field goals made (sixth with 427) and field goals attempted (fourth with 968).

Stout averaged 16.9 points a game as a junior in 1981-82, setting single-sea-son school records for field goals made (256) and attempted (549) as UCO went 25-10 and made it to the AIAW national quarterfinals before losing to eventual champion Francis Marion.

She came back as a senior the fol-lowing season to average 12.2 points a contest, leading the Bronchos to a 23-11 record and the NAIA District 9 finals.

Stout will become just the fifth wom-en’s basketball player to be inducted into the UCO Athletic Hall of Fame.

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the third member of the family to gain Hall of Fame status. Loyd and his other daughter, Paula, are basketball Hall of Famers for Northwestern State Univer-sity in Alva.

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By Helen BarrettThe third annual Memory Walk to

remember children whose lives ended too quickly, will be held at the Cherokee High School Football Field on Oct. 8. Registration begins at 10 a.m. with the walk beginning at 11:30 a.m.

Registration is free. Anyone of any age who experienced the loss of a child is invited to come participate.

Guest speaker for this year will be Kerri Zeka from Broken Arrow, Okla. Zeka lost her 4-year-old daughter to cancer in 2010.

Cherokee’s Peggy Collins started the walk after her daughter Kristie and husband Jason Shirley lost their daughter on July 28, 2009.

“Kristie was in her eighth month,” Collins said. “There was absolutely nothing wrong the entire pregnancy. Kristie had a routine visit on the 27th. That morning at about 6:30 Miranda had the hiccups. By the time Kristie was at the doctor’s office at 11:30 they couldn’t

‘Remembering our Children Walk’ planned at CherokeeOctober 8 at football field find the heartbeat.”

The doctor induced labor and Miranda was delivered the next day with a knot in her umbilical cord.

“Kristie found out that there was to be a memorial walk – the Orange County Walk to Remember- there where she lives in Anaheim, Calif. in October,” Collins said.

She began thinking that a similar walk should be held locally.

“And so, Remembering Our Children was launched,” Collins said.

At the first walk, the names of 33 children were honored. After the walk, Collins was told by one of the walkers that when she lost her child 50 years earlier, it was considered an inappropriate topic of conversation. Parents didn’t talk about their loss, they just moved.

“She was very thankful for our walk,” Collins said.

The purpose of the Memory Walk is to support these families, showing them that they are not alone. Collins said no matter how old a person’s child was,

when or how they were lost, they will be remembered at this walk.

“I make care baskets and take to the Enid hospitals for them to give to grieving families,” Collins said. “Some of the items they contain are a cuddly stuffed animal (so that mom doesn’t have to go home with empty arms), a soft blanket, a heart shaped pendant with the baby’s footprint on it, and information to help them heal and grieve.”

During the last year, seven of the pendants have been delivered.

“If you or someone you know has lost a child from miscarriage, stillbirth, illness or accident, please come and walk with us as we remember,” Collins said.

Everyone is invited to come show their support for the families whether or not they lost a child.

“I also want them to know that God is there…always,” Collins said. “We may never understand why our child was taken, but God is in control and we have to trust Him. It doesn’t mean we can’t ask ‘why’.”


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program for cheerleaders, and the soon to start basketball season which gets underway on Oct. 1.

Two Freedom students were honored by Chesapeake Energy with “Discovering Tomorrow’s Leaders” awards. Rebecca Eden and a student still to be named were the winners. Freedom will receive three netbooks in Eden’s named. The other student has earned the school an I-Pad. Both will be eligible to win a personal laptop.

There was some bad news. The board heard Supt. Gleave report that State Board of Education has voted to fund only 10 months of health insurance benefits, not 12. The shortfall will total $33,700,000 in fiscal 2012, which school districts will have to make up. He urged the board to approve a payment of $5 per employee that will be made to support Schools United for Funded Health Insurance if that organization ultimately brings a lawsuit against the state to comply with the fully funded mandate of the state legislature.

Gleave said he knew of no schools that had refused to support United for Funded Health Insurance. The board approved joining the group.

In other business, the board approved extending the contract of Becky Castor as the district’s speech therapist for another year. They approved a basketball schedule with the assurance that four more games will be sought to make up for two schools that no longer play basketball. The first game is set for Oct. 27, with the first high school game Nov. 8.

Committee members for the 2011-12 school year were also approved, as was the board’s consent agenda, which includes minutes, encumbrances, and activities fund expenditures.

Carroll could give no reason why the total was lower. Gleave did note that the district’s General Fund will probably have to supplement the Child Nutrition Fund before the year is out. The board later in the meeting took action to allow that to happen.

Still owed and being retired by the Sinking Fund is $200,000 in bonded indebtedness. The last payment is scheduled to be made is May 1, 2015.

The district’s property valuation is down almost $1.2 million from a

year ago due primarily to the move of a company’s compressor unit from the Freedom area to Alfalfa County. The total evaluation is $14,909,418.

Supt. Gleave summed up the report. “We in pretty good shape financially,” he said.

His superintendent’s report and the principal’s report by Charla Gleave listed recent and upcoming activities. They also contained good news, including the success of the Freedom Booster Club Golf Tournament, the establishment of a

The Freedom Public School careers of Mardonna Brady (left) and Luanne Bo-ham (right) were celebrated Monday with a retirement party for both in the school’s cafeteria. Brady was the district’s long time encumbrance/payroll clerk and school board secretary. Boham taught third grade for many years. Courtesy photo by Jan Eden

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Miss Cinderella Talent Show7:30 p.m., Herod Hall Auditorium

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Ranger Queen Reunion6 p.m., Champs

Alumni Art Exhibit7 p.m., Graceful Arts Center

Miss Cinderella Pageant60th Anniversary Edition8 p.m., Herod Hall Auditorium

Ranger Legends Reunion (1950s-1970s)8-10 p.m., Moose Lodge

Ranger Rewind Reunion (1980s-2000s)9-11 p.m., Nite Lite

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Parade Marshal Reception9-10 a.m., Alumni Tent

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Delta Zeta Reunion9-10 a.m., McDermott & Associates, 526 Flynn St.

English Dept. Meet & Greet9-10 a.m., Alumni Tent

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Judgeella Talent Show or the Miss Cinderella Pageant is $9 for adults and $5 for stu-dents or $10 with the purchase of a Home-coming button. Buttons will be available at the door on Talent Show night. Both events will be held in Herod Hall Audi-torium. The button (with a value of $26) also is good for admission to the football game with Missouri University of Sci-ence and Technology on Saturday, Oct. 1, at 3 p.m., at Ranger Field.

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By Roger McKenzieAlfalfa County Commissioners, cit-

ing Title 22, Section 1181 of the Okla-homa statutes, voted to have County Clerk Bruce Martin immediately sus-pended with pay at Monday’s commis-sioners’ meeting. Chairman Doug Mur-row moved to suspend Martin pending an investigation and possible trial. Com-missioner Chad Roach, saying he felt it was in the best interests of both sides, seconded the motion. Commissioner Toby Walker joined the two in passing the motion unanimously.

It has never been made clear what Martin is accused of. According to As-sistant District Attorney Westline Ritter, Martin has been accused of violations of his office under statutes that include willful maladministration and oppres-sion in office.

Although the motion passed called for the immediate suspension of Martin, the official procedure requires a judge to issue the suspension order after deter-mining if sufficient cause exists from the charges, testimony, or affidavits present-ed to him. Martin could also voluntarily suspend himself.

Martin was still at work on Tuesday. He said he might have considered walk-ing out Monday after the motion was passed, but he felt obligated to work on the county payroll.

According to the statute cited by the commissioners, once Martin is suspend-ed, the board of county commissioners may temporarily fill the office by ap-pointment.

Grover on the warpathRetired kindergarten teacher and

Byron area resident Carole Grover re-turned to the commissioner’s meeting to demand they put a resolution to lower the speed limit on Latimer Road (Byron Blacktop) from 55 mph to 45 mph. She apologized to the other two commission-ers for taking so much meeting time then blasted Commissioner Doug Murrow for not already putting the speed limit reso-lution on the agenda.

She had spoken to the commission-er’s the week before about the problem

of overloaded and speeding trucks of en-ergy companies which are endangering drivers, destroying the road, and shaking her house to the point of damaging its foundation. She had requested the speed limit change at that time.

At Monday’s meeting, she asked Murrow why her request was not on the agenda. She demanded several times that Murrow put on the agenda for the Oct. 3 meeting a resolution calling for the decrease in speed limit. She also re-quested that when the resolution passes that appropriate signs be ordered and in-stalled immediately. She even offered to go to Alva to pick up the signs.

Murrow told her he did not put the item on the agenda for Monday’s meet-ing because he had talked to “dozens” of people who didn’t think the speed limit should be lowered.

At one point, Grover told the com-missioner, “You’re not telling the truth.” She also reprimanded him for trying to speak. “You don’t have the floor, I have the floor,” she said.

“I’m not in kindergarten,” Murrow told Grover.

“That’s why we have this problem,” said the former teacher. “I didn’t teach you.”

Murrow promised to put the resolu-tion on the agenda for the Oct. 3 meet-ing, but told Grover that a 45 mph speed limit “is not going to cure anything.”

Asked by Grover what he proposed, Murrow replied that he would put signs up requesting trucks to slow down and suggesting a 45 mph speed limit. Grover said she had been told by a state high-way trooper that he could stop one truck, but probably no more because drivers would pass the word that a trooper was stopping people.

“You have to deal with this, Grover told Murrow, because you are an elected officer.”

Murrow reiterated he would put the resolution on the agenda, but he also told Grover that he would be asking more people about how they felt about the matter.Still more changes to E911 agreement

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Burrton Thursday, Oct. 27. better. We are 7-7. We are hoping by the end of the COACH COMMENTS ABOUT year to be playing the best volleyball of the year. SBHS GIRLS TENNIS TEAM – Alex Rugg coaches the We are hoping for another good performance EACH FALL SPORTSBHS Girls Tennis Team which has 14 girls. He said, tonight (Tuesday) to keep us on the right path – with SBHS CHIEFTAIN FOOBALL TEAM IS 3-1 – The "We have only one senior and this is her first year. a big tournament this weekend at Belle Plaine.Chieftains opened their season, pounding We started the season rocky, but have finished 4th in Cunningham 56-8. Then at Kinsley they came from the last two meets out of seven teams. The girls are TORNADO FOOTBALL – South Barber's Junior High behind to win 34-12. They tromped Argonia 54-0. always having fun and enjoy being involved in Tornado Football Team is coached by Tim Rector Against a tough Pretty Prairie last Friday the lead something new that they can take with them for the who said, "Our team is very young this year, but shifted back and forth with the Chieftains going for rest of their lives. I really try to build self esteem excited to learn. We have improved every week, two at the end to tie after a touchdown but fell short and confidence so they cannot be taken advantage which was one of our goals. We are 1-3, with our one with final score 22-24. Head Coach of in life. I wasn't sure about continuing to coach this win coming at Fairfield in an overtime thriller, 6-0. I year but after seeing one of my JV girls win her first have enjoyed the kids this year, seeing how far they James Johnston said his team continues to improve match, I remembered why I was there. I try to make have already come since the first game."each week. "We're coming around, we replaced a lot conditioning fun so that when young ladies and men of positions from last year. We have five games left. TORNADO VOLLEYBALL – Janet Cook coaches the become adults they might continue to exercise to If we continue to keep improving we can do well." South Barber Junior High Tornado Volleyball Team stay healthy.Friday the Chieftains play at Caldwell; then host that is 4-1. She said, "Each game we improve as a Attica Oct. 7; travel to South Haven Oct 14; host SBHS VOLLEYBALL – Head SBHS Volleyball Coach team. It all starts with passing and as a team this Norwich for Parent's Night Oct 21; and travel to Steve Roberts said of his team, "We keep getting group passes well."

Monty Thompson Memorial Golf Those golfers decided to continue Thompson's request with an annual event to benefit the education foundation that bears his name and ultimately Outing generates over $3,000benefits South Barber students.

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Thompson's wife Jane, who continues to teach first grade at South Barber, Over 40 golfers enjoyed a beautiful afternoon of golf and helped raise over said that thanks to financial gifts made to the foundation, "We've been able $3,000 to ultimately benefit students' education in the South Barber school to purchase things for our students we probably wouldn't have asked for district. otherwise."

The Monty Thompson Continuing Education Foundation reporter Mike Miller "People in this community are very generous to give and I'm so is an organizer of the event. He thanks the golfers, many local (Kiowa) appreciative," Jane said. "Monty always wanted what was best for kids and businesses and others who contributed to make the fundraiser "way above these donations to the Foundation help do that. Donating to the Foundation our expectations." is a good way to invest in the future of the school and community – and the

golf outing is a way to have a good time. The golfers looked like they were having lots of fun." "It was a great golf outing – great weather and lots of fun," Miller said.

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Other businessThe commissioners approved a

county road machinery and equipment revolving fund resolution to help District 1 obtain a grader. They also approved seeking lighting bids for the arena at the Alfalfa County Fairgrounds and a $2,000 fund transfer for the Assessor’s office. The money will be moved from a part-time account to a travel account.

Twenty-one road crossings were approved. Crescent Services requested eight permits in District 1 and two permits in District 2. Energy activity is picking up in District 3, which had three requests by Rite-Way Construction ad two by SandRidge. The other requests were for crossings in District 1—four from Atlas Pipeline, and one each from Select Energy and Capprock Energy Services.

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By Jim StoutWhen Wyoming rescuers reached the

crash site of Alva’s Phil Prigmore last Friday, they started congratulating him and patting him on the back.

“We’ve never had a pilot come out alive,” one deputy told Prigmore. An-other called the remote area around Rock Springs, Wyoming, a “Bermuda Triangle” for aviation.

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Eddie Bill Tucker and Thomas Steven Tucker, Trustees of the Carolie Tucker Revocable Trust dated Aug. 3, 2000, Eddie Bill Tucker and Thomas Steven Tucker, Trustees of the Eddie Bill Tucker Revocable Trust dated Aug. 3, 2000: an undivided one-half of: (1) the South-west Quarter of Section 4, Township 24 North, Range 9 WIM; (2) the North Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section 18, Township 24 North, Range 9 WIM; (3)

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Alfalfa County Sheriff’s LogSeptember 18, 2011

8:10 a.m. individual called and re-quested a ride to the hospital by deputy, thought he had poison ivy or something in blood, not sure, advised caller that I can send 1st Responders and ambulance out, he doesn’t want either, just needs a ride to the hospital, had no vehicle, Woods Co advised they got a 911 call, respondent got a ride from his neighbor to hospital.

11:27 a.m. report of man yelling in front of house on west side of high school in Aline, can hear female voice from the house, arrived at scene in area was ad-vised subject’s have left the area, appar-ently left town.

1:34 p.m. report of several packages lost on Carmen RR tracks near Hwy 8, caller did not know number of packag-es or what the contents are, he checked the tracks 1 mile west has not found any packages, will check east, agent ascer-tain any further info he advised negative, checked couple of miles west & east with binoculars didn’t find anything.

7:03 p.m. report of black cow out 4 west of Aline, advised possible owner, he will check.

September 19, 201111:18 a.m. report of someone dump-

ing trash on persons property in Lambert, noticed it last Thursday 9-15-11.

5:02 p.m. report of 4-5 longhorns out north of city almost on hwy, advised pos-sible owner, not his told to contact an-other individual, notified individual and he said he will go take care of it, received 3 more calls about cattle out and that they are in another persons property but off roadway.

7:28 p.m. report of speeding trucks 5 miles west & 1 1/2 mile north of Chero-kee, 2 frac trucks are speeding down this road doing 70+ mph, caller advised he can only do 20 mph, they are at the 5 mile road running north & south, caller would like to have it patrolled, would also like a deputy to come out there and sit to try to catch them.

8:16 p.m. report of stolen checks in Amorita, caller advised she had some checks stolen, some checks had cleared that she didn’t write, has no clue who wrote them, she won’t have copies of them until before the 28th, advised these were written on her military checking ac-count & if she is overdrawn it goes di-rectly to her military command, advised she needs to get a report started, will have someone make contact with her, spoke

with caller, she only needs proof the re-port was filed, it is going to be investigat-ed by the bank, advised her to stop by the ACSO and pick up a copy of our call log report, if that doesn’t work let him know and he will take care of what she needs.

9:05 p.m. possible intoxicated driver & drugs, advised by teletype from Grant Co that a vehicle was last seen going west on Hwy 64 headed toward Cherokee, ad-vised CPD, OHP was notified by phone, they advised they have an officer in Drift-wood, will advise him, Grant Co advised someone came in contact with them and thought they were intoxicated & possibly had drugs in vehicle, occupied by 2 sub-jects, advised OHP by phone of update from Grant Co, called Grant Co back and advised subjects were in the Nash area.

September 20, 20116:20 a.m. medical call to W. 7th in

Goltry for possible heart attack, Goltry Rescue en route to residence, advised ambulance.

September 21, 20116:58 p.m. report of black cow out

3 east of Cozy Curve, advised possible owner, he will check.

8:13 p.m. report of disturbance in Carmen, stepson is causing a disturbance, request an officer.

September 22, 20114:55 p.m. report of speeding semi east

of Byron, caller wanted someone to come up and run traffic on Byron blacktop, en route to run traffic.

6:49 p.m. report of 2 dogs at callers house 1 mile west of Fish Hatchery, 2 large terrier mix puppies, has checked with neighbors, was advised animal con-trol does not come out there.

7:21 p.m. poss intoxicated driver, report of vehicle in ditch on Lambert blacktop 1 mile south & 1/4 east of curve, unsure if anyone is hurt, will go check & notify ACSO, called respondent back and he advised they had went off in ditch, receiving well, no one hurt, he had pulled them out, didn’t need anyone’s as-sistance.

September 23, 2011 8:32 p.m. report of cattle out 2-3

south of the state line north of Amorita, advised possible owner, they will send someone to check.

10:42 p.m. report of loud music pos-sibly from N. 3rd St in Jet, unit advised.

September 24, 20119:54 a.m. report of dangerous drivers

on Lambert Rd CR 690/700, advised of

oil spill on Latimer Rd, a crew is trying to clean it up, but the trucks are speed-ing by so fast, she is afraid a Co worker will get hurt, individual had advised of a truck that leaked oil at 9:23, advised they are taking care of it and did not need further assistance, advised of re-spondents call, he aid they were fine and that a trooper has been in the area, ad-vised unit, he will head up there.

10:23 a.m. report of vandalism 5 west 3/4 north of Cherokee on Hwy 64, caller advised his tractor had been vandalized and some diesel had been stolen, would like extra patrol in the area, advised he will check on it, after checking he will call respondent.

12:16 p.m. minor accident at Cozy Curve, semi had blown a tire and it hit callers car, they are at the rest sop at Cozy Curve, no injuries, roadway not blocked, advised OHP and local unit.

10:05 p.m. report of 1 black cow out 1 mile west of Carmen on Hwy 45, pos-sible owner checked and advised no cow out.

September 25, 201112:04 a.m. report of 10-15 head of

cattle out 2 east & 1 1/2 south of Helena, advised possible owner, he will check.

2:00 p.m. ADT Security advised a fire alarm had went off in master bed-room at 200 block of N. Grand in Car-men, made contact with owner but was disconnected, tried to make contact again and only got answering machine, advised owner he said it was a false alarm, advised alarm company that we made contact with owner.

6:40 p.m. individual reporting that his son had shot one of his cows 1/2 mile south of Amorita/Waldron area, advised he needs to move it, son is in Harper Co at his time, needs to know how to handle this, cow is 50 yards off road, wants to know if he needs to file a report here or in Harper Co, advised unit will contact him.

7:30 p.m. report of 2 white & 5 black cows with green ear tags out in open 3 west 2 south of Cherokee, advised pos-sible owner, also advised they are out every day.

10:30 p.m. report of party with al-cohol & drugs with minors present in Nescatunga across from Vining Church, caller advised her minor daughter came home under the influence from the par-ty, unit advised in the area and no one around.


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Alfalfa County Court FilingsAccording to the affidavits and peti-

tions on file, the following individuals have been charged. An individual is in-nocent of any charges listed below un-til proven guilty in a court of law. All information is a matter of public record and may be obtained by anyone dur-ing regular hours at the Alfalfa County Courthouse. The Alva Review-Courier will not intentionally alter or delete any of this information. If it appears in the courthouse public records, it will appear in this newspaper.

Misdemeanor FilingsShawn David Pratt, 44, Cushing:

Driving while License is Revoked.Cathy Jo Labrue, 53, Cherokee: (1)

Driving while Under the Influence; (2) Driving while License is Revoked.

Civil FilingsCitibank (South Dakota) NA vs. Al-

vin Roy Highfill II: Indebtedness.Small Claims Filings

Chaparral Village Apts LTD vs. Co-letonn Leroy Cousins: Forcible entry and

detainer for an amount more than $2,000.Chaparral Village Apts LTD vs. Mary

Joyce Pearlman: Forcible entry and de-tainer for an amount more than $1,000.

Marriage FilingsFrancis Xavier Furlong III, 24, Enid

and Emma Morgan Anderson, 20, Enid: Marriage ceremony performed by judge.

Protective Order FilingsShane Dee Phillips vs. Carla Renea

Lovely.Traffic Filings

James M. Brown, 26, Enid: Inatten-tive driving ($211.50).

Jorge Luis Vribe-Gonzalez, 30, Wa-tonga: Operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver’s license ($256.50).

Carlos Rodriguez-Sanchez, 45, Pam-pa, TX: Failure to carry insurance veri-fication (state dismissed without fine or costs).

Alvarado Jesus Duenez, no age listed, Watonga: Operating a motor ve-hicle without a valid driver’s license ($256.50).

Salvador Alvarado Cuadra, 37, Enid: Failure to carry insurance verification ($211.50).

Jerry Pat Lindesmith, 43, Marlow: Failure to stop at stop sign ($211.50).

James Cristopher Ray Byers, 27, Ardmore: Failure to stop at stop sign ($211.50).

The following individuals were cited for speeding:

Christopher Jordan Glass, 26, Alva: 1-10 over ($188.50); Mary Joyce Pearl-man, 61, Cherokee: 15 over ($226.50); Jorge Luis Vribe-Gonzalez, 30, Watonga: 11-14 over ($226.50); Melissa Ann Cun-ningham, 36, Alva: 21-25 over ($281.50); Steven Carl Ivanoski, 27, Edmond: 1-10 over ($188.50); Shawn David Pratt, 44, Cushing: 1-10 over ($188.50); Salvador Alvarado Cuadra, 37, Enid: 1-10 over ($188.50).

The following individuals were cited for failure to wear seatbelt ($20 fine):

Matthew H. Nichols, 29, Enid; James Lee Cayot, 32, Canton.

Barber County Sheriff’s Log09-20-11 Medicine Lodge Ambu-

lance transported patient from the Peace Treaty Barn to Medicine Lodge Hospi-tal.

09-21-11 Medicine Lodge Ambu-lance transported patient from Walnut Street to Pratt.

09-23-11 Kiowa Ambulance trans-ferred patient from Kiowa Hospital to Wichita.

09-23-11 Heather L M Corbally, Wichita, driving a 2004 Pontiac collided with a 1976 Ford PU, driven by Chris-topher S Swayden, Isabel, on the Isa-bel Road about 1/2 mile south of Ridge Road. Over $1,000 damage, Corbally suffered fatal injuries, Swayden taken to Medicine Lodge Hospital with severe injuries via Medicine Lodge Ambu-lance thence transferred to Wichita via air ambulance. Accident investigated by Trooper Quick, assisted by Deputy Hall, Deputy English, and Medicine Lodge Rescue Squad.

09-23-11 Medicine Lodge ambu-lance transported patient from a well site near the Gerlane Road to Medicine Lodge Hospital and thence to Wichita.

09-23-11 Sandy Smith, Medicine Lodge, struck a deer on the River Road

about 6 miles west of Medicine Lodge. Over $1,000 damage, no injury, accident worked by Trooper Lann.

09-24-11 Charles Eubank, Coats, driving a 2007 Chev PU struck a deer on U281 2 miles south of 99 Springs. Over $1,000 damage, no injury, accident in-vestigated by Deputy Hall.

09-25-11 Nicholas E Clough, Pratt, driving a 2000 Ford PU left Berry Road about 1/2 mile south of Medicine Lodge. Over $1,000 damage, Clough and pas-senger, Michael L Burnett, Pratt, taken to Medicine Lodge Hospital with unknown injuries via POV, second passenger, Ju-nius S Flemming, Pratt was not injured. Accident investigated by Trooper Lann and Sheriff Tomson.

09-25-11 Roland McGrath, Lake City, driving a 2005 Dodge PU left the Sun City Road and overturned. Over $1,000 damage, no injury, accident worked by Deputy English.

During the week officers received 3 reports of cattle out; three reports of horses out; two reports of sheep out; and performed 17 Public Assists; and assist-ed 4 other agencies.

Arrests: 09-19-11 Stephanie D. Bacon, Medi-

cine Lodge, W/F, 35. Arrest by BASO. Charge: Obstruct Justice. Released 09-19-11.

09-23-11 Mitch D Totty, Sharon, W/M, 20. Arrest by BASO. Court Com-mitted. Released 09-25-11 Time Served.

09-23-11 Spencer C Roe, Medicine Lodge, W/M, 19. Arrest by BASO. Court Committed. Released 09-25-11 Time Served.

09-24-11 Carol A Townley, Wichita, W/F, 44. Arrest by KHP. Charge: Trans-port Open Container.

09-24-11 Wayne M Snow, Wichita, W/M, 45. Arrest by KHP. Charges: DUI 2. TOC.

09-24-11 Starla M Roberts, Pratt, W/F, 29. Arrest by KHP. Charge: DUI. Released 09-24-11 on $750 Surety Bond.

09-24-11 Rosendo J Rafael, Arkansas City, W/M, 26. Arrest by KHP. Charge: TOC. Released 09-24-11 on $500 Cash Bond.

09-24-11 Ricky Tijerino Jr, Arkansas City, W/M, 31. Arrest by KHP. Charge: TOC. Released 09-24-11 on $500 Cash Bond.

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Handicap Equip. Hoverround w/Charger $800 obo. EZ Standing Lift 1 1/2 years old $4000 obo w/Extra Battery. Manual Hoyer Lift w/Sling. Shower Chairs, Porta Potty, Sears Riding Lawnmower $1000 obo. Trailer $400. 580-327-6691 or 580-747-0088

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Cotton Wood planks full dimension rough cut 1” x 12” x 12’. 120 pieces plus or minus. 1440 board feet plus or minus. Price $1400. Call 580-327-1612

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New 8ft x 10ft Dump Trailer. No Hyd. No Elec. Backup/Brakes Lock, Bed Dumps. Call Burlington Welding LLC. 580-431-2556 or 580-327-7182

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2 sets of Vertical Blinds. Will fit large windows 70x80. 580-327-1266


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09-24-11 Tomas M Pascual, Ar-kansas City, W/M, 25. Arrest by KHP. Charge: TOC. Released 09-24-11 on $500 Cash Bond.

09-24-11 Kenneth D Freeman, Med-icine Lodge, W/M, 51. Arrest by KHP. Charge: DUI. Released 09-24-11 on $750 Surety Bond.

09-24-11 Gerald L Willms, Medi-cine Lodge, W/M, 47. Arrest by KHP. Charge: DUI. Released 09-24-11 on $750 Surety Bond.

09-24-11 Melissa D Musgrove, Med-icine Lodge, W/F, 24. Arrest by MLPD. Charge: Fail to Appear.

09-25-11 Michael R McGrath, Medi-cine Lodge, W/M, 34. Arrest by KHP. Charges: DUI 2. TOC. Released 09-25-11 on $1,250 Surety Bond.

09-25-11 Christopher F Brooks, Pea-body, W/M, 21. Arrest by KHP. Charg-es: DUI 2. TOC. Released 09-25-11 on $750 Surety Bond.

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Real Estate

For Rent

Property for Business; Office with living quarters, 40x60 shop, 40x200 covered parking with cement floor, rock covered parking,located in Burlington area. 580-430-7098 available immediately

For Rent

3bdrm House/Alva. 580-732-0280

For Rent

3bdrm 1bth house 715 1st St. w/basement, CH/A, 1 yr lease required, No Pets, $400/mo. 580-327-1023

For Rent

2bdrm 2bth Trailer, 227 Flynn, CH/A, carport, No Pets, 1 yr lease required. $500/mo (includes water, gas and lawn care) 580-327-1023

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4bdrm Woodlake Estates w/6 acres $260,000***3bdrm w/bonus room. 1935 Maple $110,000. Schuessler Real Estate. 580-327-0707 www.alvahouses.com

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For Sale

2009 3bdrm 2bth Mobile Home set up in Alva. 580-732-0115

For Sale by Owner

3 bed, 2 bath brick home. Family room or 4th bdrm, living, dining, over 2100 sq ft, fenced back yard. 216 E Barnes 580-748-1620

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3bdrm, 2 car garage, handicap accessible, 926 Center. United Country/Kohlrus Real Estate. 580-327-4007. www.kohlrus.com

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416 11th St. 3bdrm, 2bth, Carport. Tommy Shriver. 580-541-1950 or 580-554-7684

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4 Bed, 2 1/2 bath,living, dining, family room w/ wood burning fireplace, island kitchen w/ oak cabinets & brkfst bar. Attached 1 car, extra deep garage. Dual unit ch/a, New tornado shelter. Enclosed backyard with wire mesh fence. Newly remodeled. New carpet & flooring throughout & much much more! 1011 S. Grand Ave. Cherokee. 712-542-0103 Scott 712-303-9649

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the plane was otherwise in one piece with the prop and fuselage damaged and the wings bent.

The FAA will investigate to see why an engine rated at 2,000 hours with only 610 hours on it failed at a critical mo-ment. After that, the decision will be made whether to repair or replace the Cardinal. Prigmore gives flying lessons at Alva Regional Airport in a Cardinal owned by John Meyer and he will un-doubtedly share with his students the lessons learned in his short notice emer-gency landing in the Wyoming sage-brush.


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